Bitcoin (BTC) was last seen trading back above $90,000, after U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track its price reported the biggest daily inflows since January, totaling $381.4 million.
During VettaFi's Exchange conference in March, market experts from around the globe gathered to discuss the latest strategies and portfolio approaches. One such expert was Samir Kerbage, CIO of Hashdex.
Cryptocurrency prices, including bitcoin's, have been turbulent this year — a scenario that's weighed on shares of miners. Some relief could be in sight because the largest digital currency gained nearly 6% for the week ending Monday, April 14.
When markets move, we can learn a lot from the outperformers. But we can also learn a lot from the underperformers — and maybe even find opportunities.
Crypto-centric stocks like IBKR, NVDA and HOOD are poised to benefit once the Bitcoin rally resumes.
Coinbase Global is more appealing at yearly lows with a potential double bottom around $160, despite an expectation for weak Q2'25 targets. The crypto platform will likely reset revenue targets after a period of inflated crypto valuations while now focusing on a more stable subscription revenue. Coinbase remains highly profitable with a $9.3 billion cash balance.
Earlier this week, Janover announced new leadership and introduced a treasury management strategy focused on acquiring Solana.
The prices of cryptocurrencies and crypto-related stocks leapt Wednesday (April 9) after President Donald Trump paused the new tariffs that he had placed on more than 75 countries. As of 2:55 p.m.
Stocks like NVDA, HOOD and IBKR are poised to benefit once the Bitcoin rally resumes.
On today's show, bitcoin climbs to the $85,000 level to kick off April while notching back-to-back monthly losses in March. And, crypto investor Chun Wang blasts off into space in the first human spaceflight mission to fly over the Earth's polar regions.
Brian Armstrong, Coinbase CEO, discusses why crypto is "the most bipartisan issue" in Congress.
Brian Armstrong, Coinbase CEO, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss why he's pushing for stablecoin legislation that would allow consumers to earn interest, whether offshore crypto companies should be allowed to enter the U.S., and more.